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Jean ASIA during the Pvl Rookie Combine project.
Manila, the Philippines – Jean Assis followed the advice of her coach at the Far East University Tina Salac, shining bright in the quarrels of the emerging draft in 2025 PVL on Saturday in Baku Arena.
After her life as Tamaraow, ASIS has not lost the opportunity to show what she could.
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On the second day of the plural, the Middle FEU barrier proved that it is a force that must be calculated in the front lines, the conversion of deadly rapid attacks and the lamp of large blocks.
5 feet and 10 gunmen with the blessing of Salac and the whole Feu community.
“They have given me a lot of advice, but the only thing that I always mentioned is that the professional level is completely different from the college. I really need to prepare myself, stay modest, and know how to work well with others,” Asis told reporters.
“I think my interest will be my experience from high school to college, I went through UAP. It is not a matter that I know more than others, but I believe that these experiences really formed me as an average barrier. This may be my edge.”
ASIS decided to jump to the professionals with Cheney Tajoud and Lebro Ann Monares after leading them to the four consecutive final appearances, both of whom eventually pushed the National University of the hero to its borders before bowing.
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“I feel I have already achieved my role in Feu. I have also been able to say goodbye to my coach, management, and team.
Join PVL is the next step in my career. Fortunately, my team coaches and teammates were very supportive, so I felt well and easy on my part. “
“One of the major factors is my family. It is time for me to restore all their sacrifices. I want to challenge myself. I don’t want to stay in my comfort area. I want to explore what I can do on my own.”
While she takes a big step towards the next chapter of her journey in volleyball, ASIS believes that the future is still bright for Feu with Holdoves Tin Ubaldo, GERZ PETALO, Jazz Ellarina as well as Cla Loresco, Loverly Lopez and Karylle Miranda.
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“I have seen the capabilities of the younger players and those who will take over my position, especially the juniors. I really think they could continue what we started. I saw this season 87 that they went up and contributed a lot, especially when the elderly were not at their best.